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　　空中英語(yǔ)教室聽力1

　　Listening Section

　　I. Pictures Listen to the questions. Then choose the best 看圖辨義 – 24% 每題6分

　　answer according to each picture. A.

　　For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A. (B) 1. A. Two ladies are defrosting a meal. Which description matches this picture?

　　B. A gentleman is serving an entréC. Employees are checking sensors. e.

　　D. An enchilada is being prepared. (A) 2. saying?

　　What is the woman on the left probably

　　A. The meals here are reasonably priced. B. Here’s an appointC. Then try using this slow cooker instead. ment in my calendar. D. They’re exhausted following that event. B.

　　For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B. (A) 3. A. What have these people done?

　　They’ve equipped themselves with B. They’ve ordered another serving of dessert.weapons.

　　C. They’ve switched from natural gas to insecticide.D. propane.

　　They’ve discovered an excellent

　　(C) 4. saying?

　　What is the man on the right probably

　　A. Are you dealing with controversial issues? B. Now C. Have you hunted small mammals as well? there’s a terrific example of graffiti.

　　D. They’ll inevitably resign from their jobs. II. Best Response 最佳回應(yīng)句 – 28% 每題7分

　　Choose the best response to each question or statement.

　　(D) 5. morning? Was getting the car washed a hassle this

　　A. Yes, parking is quite easy here.

　　B. Yes, it doesn’t need any repairs.C. No, I seldom let Mom drive it.

　　D. No, it only took a few minutes. (A) 6. wonderful! Your aunt’s chicken enchiladas are

　　A. B. She raises a few turkeys, too. Yes, I’d love to get her recipe.

　　C. They’re her favorite hot drinks.

　　D. I’m glad you like my desserts. (A) 7. A. A mosquito bit me there. Why is there a small welt on your arm?

　　B. I like a nice tan sometimes. C. Hold it up for a few minutes.

　　D. It’s stronger than I realized. (D) 8. and then fell into his glove. The baseball hit Peter hard in the abdomen

　　A. Did he leave it on the bus? B. It should keep his hand warm. C. Which direction did it run?

　　D. That must have been painful. III. Short Conversations Listen to the conversations. Then answer the 簡(jiǎn)短會(huì)話 – 24% 每題8分questions.

　　(D) 9. M:

　　W: M: W: Steaks for dinner tonight.

　　What else do we need to buy? Here’s some, and they aren’t too expensive. M: we cooked them.

　　Yes, but we’d have to defrost these before

　　W: M: Several hours.

　　How long would that take? Couldn’t we use our microwave?

　　W: Oh, that’s right. Then it would take less time.Q: A. They’re well done.What is probably true about the steaks?

　　C. They’re imported. B. They’re grilling.D. They’re frozen. (D) 10. W:

　　M: What are you buying?

　　W: some plants in my garden.

　　A can of insecticide. I’m going to spray it on

　　M: Oh. Have you had a problem with insects? W: But is this insecticide an environmentally

　　Yes, I have.

　　M: safe way to solve the problem? Well, I hadn’t thought about that. Q: A. Find a better source for seeds. What does the man want to do?

　　B. Win a prize in a flower contest. C. Sell more fresh vegetables.

　　D. Get rid of troublesome bugs.

　　(C) 11. M:

　　Have you seen the new library at the

　　W: university?

　　M: campus.

　　Yes. It’s one of the worst eyesores on the

　　What? Why do you say that? It’s very

　　W: modern.

　　at all. It looks like cubes stacked on top of That’s my point. It doesn’t look like a library

　　M: one another in the most ridiculous way.

　　architecture.

　　Well, I guess we have different views about

　　Q: A. Its odd opening hours. What bothers the woman about the library?

　　B. Its very limited resources. C. Its unusual appearance. D. Its inconvenient location.

　　IV. Short Talk

　　Listen to the passage. Then choose the best answer 短文 – 24% 每題8分

　　for each question.

　　office In After a while, they became buildings. Andy’s neighborhood, They were abandoned there are years lots of ago. old to change that. So he began painting eyesores. Andy wanted at night. This was no ordinary graffiti on them interesting colors. comment on the Inevitablyshapes , and people patterns, graffitibegan painted . It was full of to notice in vivid and graffitibuildings. But from others, the graffiti drew positively. graffitiThey . Some people reacted to the thought it enhancedreactions. nuisanceThese people said it adverse the Andy He knows that made the buildings look worse. Only was illegal and a who painted the controversialarrested by the police. has to keep it a secret. Otherwise, he’ll graffiti. be

　　(B) 12. What was the problem with the buildings? A. They had all become fire hazards.

　　B. No one was taking care of them. C. They housed too many families.

　　D. Some of them had been flooded.

　　(A) 13. What did people begin to notice on the

　　buildings?

　　A. Unusual works of art. B. Advertisements for films. C. Large warning signs.

　　D. Notices about elections.

　　(B) 14. A. He has run successful companies. What does the speaker imply about Andy?

　　B. He has broken at least one law. C. He has cared for his large family. D. He has debated important issues.

　　Reading Section

　　I. Discourse Structure Read the passage and fill in each blank with the 篇章結(jié)構(gòu) – 20% 每題4分 correct sentence.

　　todaySomething —a huge painting caught of my steel eye bars as I alongside drove home the

　　start thinking whether graffiti was an art or a bother. True, most Instead, graffiti

　　they create is innovative. images or or to just draw attention. But is this art? I googled some graffiti works later that evening.

　　wonder: how would the people living in the apartment or even offensive. I couldn’t help but building apartments painted as prison? As my research went I saw today feel about having their on, more interesting At the same things time, were some revealed. property paint on their buildings. Well, what can I say? A. on personal properties without getting any Some graffiti “artists” are notorious for painting

　　consent. B. Graffiti painters seldom copy what has already

　　been done. C.

　　There certainly is no accounting for taste. D.

　　I must admit that some of them were impressive. E. (ANS: EBDAC) It made the entire building look like a prison.

　　II. Reading Comprehension 閱讀理解 –24% 每題6分 Read the paragraph. Then answer the questions.

　　stay away from them. One way to do that is to use a Mosquitoes are a nuisance, so people prefer to chemical mosquito’s chemical sensors. Another way to control called DEET, which seems to block a mosquitoes is with chemicals that kill them. In some cities, spray traps. for there mosquitoes. are trucks Finally that drive around town to carbon The Over time, by catching large numbers of mosquitoes, dioxide most and popular warmth traps there are mosquito to attract turn propane mosquitoes. into these traps can cause the collapse of the mosquito population in an area.

　　mosquitoes For millions serious are more of than people in poor countries, like effective malaria. threat Many because a nuisance. They are a homes they help spread diseases mosquitoes screens while can easily on the in these countries lack come windows. As a result, Drive Against Malaria and TamTam Africa are giving they sleep. To prevent inside this, aid and bite agencies people like millions of mosquito nets to people in these regions. People because are safe while they sleep under the nets keep mosquitoes away. It costs an aid agency about the nets are treated with chemicals that US to buy one net and deliver it to a family. Thus, the Most cost companies, of of the distributing money millions comes of nets is very high. dollars to give. They’re helping to prevent disease in and ordinary people from who governments, have a few many countries around the world. You can help, too. (5/20-21)

　　(A) 6. What is the best title for this article?

　　(D) 7. Based on the article, which of the following is

　　true?

　　A. DEET interferes with mosquitoes’ ability A. Mosquito-Free: Tips of fighting mosquitoes.

　　B. Beware of the Annoying Mosquitoes. C. Mosquitoes: How they breed and sting. D. Africa Needs You—US at a time.

　　B. Mosquito traps attract mosquitoes with to fly.

　　C. Perfume wearers are more likely to be scent.

　　D. Some chemicals can effectively kill stung by mosquitoes.

　　mosquitoes.

　　(A) 8. Why do people in Africa need mosquito nets?

　　A. To avoid being stung. B. To trap mosquitoes in.

　　C. To cure people with Malaria.

　　D. To attract and kill mosquitoes.

　　(B) 9. What can be inferred from this article?

　　A. Readers are warned against sleeping B. Readers are encouraged to contribute to inside a mosquito net.

　　C. DEET, though effective, does harm to the this good cause.

　　D. Most houses in Africa are equipped with environment.

　　screen doors.